Young Jedi Training Academy Report

One wonders how the boys who *don't* get picked (and their parents)
feel?

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad the kids enjoy it.

However, something just strikes me as "wrong" here.
I'm a single, middle-aged, overweight male who, in 20+ years of WDW
experience (hundreds of visits) has never been chosen for anything at
WDW.
But, I'm an adult... and I realize that I'm not part of the Disney
demographic for being "picked."
But a child?

What, if anything, is done to include the children who don't get
"picked"?

The nondescript often make the best espionage agents, young padawan.

BookBabe wrote:

>Don't feel bad Bob, I never get picked for anything either. And
>sometimes, I meet people multiple times and they don't remember ever
>meeting me. Oh well. -- Jenn : ) (BookBabe)
>
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--
? better to learn by mistakes of others, ? Wiz.
? erroneous examples as provided, ? Wiz.
? than to learn by mistakes made for oneself. ? Wiz.
? A bakers dozen out of 12 Wizards agree: "And far less painful. ? Wiz."

Thanks so much for posting this! I'm taking the 7 year old twin
grandsons to DW in February, and they are die-hard Star Wars fans.
Last time we went, they were too shy to participate in any of the
activities where kids were called up on stage. Now they should be
ready to do this. Gwen in SE PA